So, late spring at this point? lol

Iron...hmm...

Server farm in Urcos.

lol

I actually learned during this ordeal that the SEC can really only hand out slaps on the wrists for obvious fraud. Yay government!

That when SR goes down, the supply of BTC goes down because sellers are unable to cash out. Therefore, the price goes up.

It would be interesting to see what would happen to the price if it was down for a month. Not sure how it would go either way.

I'm not being paid enough for this job.

So, looks like February at the earliest. That's gonna suck for anyone who thought they were going to be first to get an ASIC to get a decent ROI.

You would not have as much business without their ineptness.

Process size doesn't mean shit, the only thing that matters is who is actually delivering units the fastest.

October, November, December, January, February...

Just buy gold bullion with the BTC and sell it locally.

You'll have to replace the urge with something productive where you actually make money. I "gamble" on buying stuff to resell for much more than I paid. Still get the thrill, and I get to pay my bills.

For God's sake, learn how to write properly.

I would assume by now that there is at least one kind of ASIC being used to mine Bitcoins besides BFL's.

A smart businessman would have his own designed and produce and never tell anyone but his investors and Asian contractors.

Ya'll sure like these circle jerks. Reminds me of certain libertarian forums...

I was referring to the OP with my statement, who comes off as the type that would be vulnerable to this kind of thing.

Ever tried NOD32? Never had a problem in the 3 years I've been running it, and it catches a lot of potential bullshit.

Nothing will ever protect against the competency of the operator.

lol

Check your PM's, sort of kind of important...